Subiría means "I would climb" and comes from the verb subir (to climb or go up). The conditional tense here expresses a hypothetical action, emphasizing the depth of the singer's desire.
In the song, Raymix sings, "Mil montañas subiría para verte" (I would climb a thousand mountains to see you). This phrase beautifully conveys the immense effort and sacrifice he would make to find his lost love, making it a powerful and evocative word choice.
Raymix's "¿Dónde Estarás?" [Where Could You Be?] is a heartfelt plea from someone longing for a lost love. The singer feels time slipping away, with the world turning "vuelta y vuelta" [round and round] while they're stuck, consumed by loneliness. It's a really relatable feeling of being left behind while life goes on for everyone else.
He's so desperate to reconnect that he imagines climbing "mil montañas" [a thousand mountains] just to see her again, and dreams of even a single day together. He wants his love to be heard "más allá de mi habitación" [beyond my room], showing how deeply he feels and how much he wants to share that emotion. It's a beautiful, yearning song that really makes you feel his desire to find that special person.